that's what you said, uh back to the days when politics were controlled by the deep state.n remember the times when it was, but, of course, franklin roosevelt comes to mind, who yes, most likely controlled the deep state, but already from enhaur, how did he end his presidency with a speech about how the military industrial complex, then captured all the power. he needs to uh, resist from the next president of korea korea is more likely to become a victim of this deep state. in any case, this is the most a common version and since then somehow ton has not taken it up over the deep state, that is, in fact, it will be necessary to return to the times even 100 years ago of the second world war, but uh, in the case, to be honest, i doubt that this will happen so far depends on the elections at the same time, as we see, a lot, and the outcome of the elections depends to a great extent on the price. what kind of fuel is needed for gasoline, because americans vote, uh, with their wallets very willingly, and if the economic situation is bad, if gasoline is expensive, the ruling the

they have connections in the deep state and the deep state produces them both and great britain, i'm sure, ili and borisov also produces pretty much the same american deep state, and for many decades now. and this ensures completely uninterrupted control over the western elites. this suggests that in fact all this talk about western democracy. this is just an empty phrase, because prime ministers become presidents, people whom no one supported, for whom no one voted and who cannot. enjoy the support of the population it shows opinion polls. well , here the chairman can be easily controlled, moving him in any direction, as far as we are concerned, our rightful victory will be ours, we give the floor to the news. we'll be back at the big game studio at 4:50 pm. hello and time of news on the first, we will tell you about the most important events right now. the armed forces of ukraine have been continuously shelling donetsk in the city for several hours. residents urged to remain in shelters under fire in several areas in kuibyshev, two people were injured. and this is also gorlovka, a

unfortunately, the american deep state has once again shown its might.said, we carried out explanatory work, and p. eh, sweet japayal. this reminded me very much of the explanatory work that the forces had recently carried out on the mask. remember, he spoke with e about peaceful anti-war, in fact, slogans. they immediately announced that they would check him for general threats to national security. after that, he again tweeted that he would pay for starling in ukraine, regardless of , which means, uh, they would pay for him in the pentagon years and right after that his capitulation statements, while corinne-janquer of the white house council said that we have no claims to mask any investigation against, billionaires. always much more vulnerable in relation to the state than self-progressives, who wanted to spit on politicians today tomorrow, because they themselves decide this policy completely agree, and, of course, the alignment of forces in favor of this e favor of the supporters of peace after the interim. the elections of the united states should

america is rather a role that distracts, because the decision is made by those who are called the deep statee political elite as a whole. but this is the political elite. there too today . she is already in this purchasing state. that is, what we started talking about when already hereditary, in fact, political clans were formed, there are also the roosevelt and bush clans, there are quite a lot of them . e, and. maybe, too , the leaders of corporations, who have outgrown the age of normal physiological activity, after all. uh, if we are talking about economic corporations, then this is a hereditary enterprise, where until the last people hold on to their power. they are on the board of directors. uh, try to keep yourself out of competition. and in general, the owners of shares only posthumously pass on to their children . let's hope that their main goal is still china and they will give here so optimistic that they will let russia breathe because china is today in conjunction with russia for america today is a nightmare , which again. they tried to prevent it. they undertook during the year

, there is no way out of the deep state from a girl and now, on the capitalist hill, despite the warning from the administration from you, the recognition of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism operates on the bolton principle . only instead of bombing strikes, now we raise sanctions strikes, even the closest allies can wake up. a new idea to somehow punish saudi arabia for the decision to curate oil production, us house of representatives member rouhana and senator richard blumenthal proposed to stop selling american weapons. riyadh quotes them as the policy of saudi arabia is highly dependent on the american one. help buying the vast majority of its weapons from the united states if saudi arabia faces a ban on selling weapons, then it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to make an overnight short-term turn in the choice of suppliers, but saudi arabia is not ukraine with weapons, everything is in order in a hurry. they do not need anything, but to find cheap gasoline before the elections, which are less than a month away. the democrats will definitely not succeed, and it would

they are saying there is no deep state. that is not the point.ming. listen to former attorney general william barr's reaction to all of this on "america's newsroom." >> the real public interest is served by exposing the full extent of the corruption involved in the russia-gate and the abuse by the fbi in that whole episode and i think, durham will get a report out that will lay out all the facts. >> what do you think, sol? >> oh i definitely agree with that and barr made that point when he was still attorney general. just because something is corrupt and wrong doesn't necessarily mean it's a crime. so i do think that will come out in the durham report. on the other hand, you don't want to use a criminal prosecution to make that point unless you can also prove your case. which i think durham thought he could prove his case but it is very tough here when the so-called victim organization, the fbi, is itself engaged basically covering up the problems it encountered with the steele dossier. elizabeth: media like msnbc says this proofs trump deep stat

you guys talked about the deep state earlier. if there's really a deep state for jfk. serious. case really exemplifies it. right? because we've, you know, we've what? waited almost 60 years since the assassination of jfk and still don't have all the records. in 1992 congress passed the jfk records act which said that in 2017 all the records should finally be released. that is, the entire federal government should gather all assassination records related to jfk and disseminate all to the public by 2017. trump, always talks about the deep state went along and delayed it, left it to biden. last year in october biden supposed to reless them per the jfk records act 1992 and delayed it until december 15th this year. in that times foundation, large online source of information regarding the jfk records. if you go on their website you can find any record possible that's available. they determined, look, there are enough loophole, enough off ramps in biden's memo to allow the national security state, mainly the cia, to a degree the fbi, to continue hiding records. one of the things the

i mean, the deep state did not get invented with donald trump. when nixon introduced his cabinet, had a meeting with his cabinet, at that first cabinet meeting he said, let me tell you you've got 30, 60, 90 days to get in there and get your department reorganized before the bureaucracy takes you over. he knew what his people were up against. that deep state existed then. >> you were a very young man went into government. what advice, as we close, what advice would you have for a young man or woman thinking about going into government today? >> we have a very good friend, gordon strachan, who testified at the watergate hearings. the last question that the senator asked him was, what advice do you have for young people about coming to washington? and gordon said, stay away! [laughs] that to me was one of the most disgraceful statements that any friend of mine could possibly have made. and john are like man, who i quote in my book, had a different view. he said, come! make a difference. do what is right. get involved! one of nixon's favorite poems w

i mean the deep state did not get invented with donald trump. you you when nixon interview deuced his cabinet and had a meeting with his cabinet at the first cabinet meeting. he said me tell you. you've got 30 60 90 days to get in there and get your department reorganized before the bureaucracy takes you over. so he knew what his people were up against and that deep state existed then. you were very young man who went into government. what advice as we close? what advice would you have for a young man or woman thinking about contemplating going into government today? yeah. we have a very good friend. gordon strawn who testified at the watergate hearings? and the last question that a senator asking was what advice do you have for young people about coming to washington? and gordon said stay away and that to me was one of the most disgraceful. statements that any friend of mine could possibly have made and john ehrlichman who i quote in my book had a different view. and he said come. make a difference. do what's right. get involved. one of nixon's

and those who really make the decision of the deep state here are the party of war, this is the partywill go to the end with russia, two parties the republican democratic will now have midterm congressional elections. we don’t know and don’t want to say who will win, i can only say that there are a lot of problems in the united states of america that need to be solved even today by an ordinary citizen. they think that you will agree with me that they are more interested in what is in your pocket. how much money is in your pocket? what is the price of gasoline at gas stations? how much does bread cost? if, uh, work, is it paid, is inflation high, and i think that they are less interested in a ukraine another important thing is that between republicans and democrats. in my opinion. there is a consensus that russia is the adversary. and it is this negative attitude that we russian diplomats have to try to sharpen and change the attitude. and to russia, you know, maybe we are now with you at a time when we need to think together with those people who exist, who think about the need for ru

with 25 days until the all-important mid-terms, republicans in deep blue states are surging in the polls. we have full coverage ahead on the key races. these are the most important mid-term races possibly in our lifetime. possibly in the history of this great republic. my words cannot possibly convey the urgency i'm feeling for the country that we all love. after yesterday's dismal inflation news, another 40-year high, common sense americans are rightly concerned about their future. they are rightly losing confidence in joe biden and the new extreme socialist climate cult alarmist democrats. we have a new a.p. poll out. 46% of our fellow americans consider their financial personal financial situation to be poor, poor. remember, average family is paying $7,200 more under donald trump for the exact same items. bare necessities. now, it was biden and his failed administration. they lied to us. remember, inflation is transitory, transitory. then oh, inflation is now peaked. i think it's peaked. we have zero inflation on the day it came out to be a 40-year high. or that inflation would be tha

here is a deep state from a girl in no way and now, on the capitalist hill, despite the warning from e administration, they again started talking about a bill recognizing russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. operates on the principle of a bolton. only instead of bombing strikes, now we raise sanctions strikes, even the closest allies can wake up new ideas. it is to punish saudi arabia for the decision to guardianship to reduce oil production. member of the us house of representatives rouhana and senator richard blumenthal proposed to stop the sale of american weapons. riyadh cites their policy saudi arabia is heavily dependent on us defense assistance, purchasing the vast majority of its weapons from the us if saudi arabia faces a ban on selling weapons, then it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to make an overnight short-term turn in the choice of suppliers, but saudi arabia is not ukraine with weapons, everything is in order in a hurry. they do not need anything, but to find cheap gasoline before the elections, which are less than a month away. the democrats will definit

he said, right i understand, just understand your logic, then the deep state decided that no-no-no ,ht? i'm maxim, we look here, i don't know, and by the way, i didn't even say this to my face. i'm taking a simple thing easy responsible. you see , in contrast to the fantasies of the foolish ones. i see i go and i look and see, here you are - i said part of the lie down, everyone has an e starlink. i want to be chuffed. eton passed a day after that musk writes. not big. let them eat one thing, but back in september, even before this statement on the peace plan, he had already offered the pentagon to pay for it, saying that he did not want to pay $100 million. you see , this does not fit into this logic a little. yes, i wait, he said, at first went unnoticed. after that, he said, i'm turning off, that the insult is a different message, you understand another, not about how much it costs. as for blackmail, i'm rolling up the starling. moreover, i painted everything, as in detail impudence. what he painted all the military operations on the front line depends solely on the old link, beca

they have connections in the deep state and the deep state is producing both and the uk i'm sure or andat in fact all this talk about western democracy. this just an empty phrase, because presidents become prime ministers, people whom no one supported, for whom no one voted and

, which actually all this deep state also gets, because it is the deep state that is the bearer of those racism, fascism, nazism. eh, well, and so on down the list, which actually constitutes the main western values, since. these are definitely not russian values, nor chinese and even ukrainian primordial values, too, therefore

sees as people who disrespect the constitution. >> these things trump says, he talks about the deep statef it has any actual proof. there's no concrete proof of anything he is saying. it is basically his narrative. he is making it up. >> yes, this is why liz cheney insisted he testify under of -- under oath, so if he were to testify, it would give an opportunity to broaden the gap of what he says in his own sphere of social media and what he would say in front of congress. as i say, it is quite unlikely it will happen. >> would it make a mockery of the process if the former president, not just a regular person, were to refuse to show up? quincy would not be the first. some of his close friends and advisers, such as steve bannon, have already refused to appear and testify and have been held in contempt of congress and could actually face time in jail doing so. it has not really swayed public opinion that much. 65% of respondents to polls belief january 6 was a riot. mark: alex jones has just been made to pay parents of the sandy hook shooting for spouting that it was fake, a big trump supp

let's always focus on what america is - it's a deep state yes, in which key decisions are directly take of transnational corporations representatives, but such a global capital is wall street. these are republicans. these are democrats. this is congress. this is directly the president, who is the country of which not one person makes the decision. this, i think, is already clear to everyone, the system is very complex, and since the globalists are now losing. they are ready to fight their weight by any means . and unfortunately, while the fighting in my native country is a disaster for ukrainian society for me as a ukrainian. but for the american system, these are again a very successful model that allows you to make good money on it. uh, when we talk about america doing all this. we somehow disregard that here specifically refers to the figure of zelensky, who could make such decisions, could make other decisions. he always has a choice. true, politics had a moment. i remember april 2021. our tv channels have already been closed. we were all practically out of work and there was enough

that death of this crime crisis in the messaging can cause some power in several states from new york, to get another deepe mhc is first republican governor in some time c1 to be a lot of changes after election day i was on the subway a couple of times this morning i found myself looking around a lot more in my fellow passengers and platform sanders. add on the caboodle live show this morning and talked a little bit about this issue and listen in. >> that's over new yorkers, this is real life i don't want to be lectured that there is nothing to see here, look alike want to be told that is just a perception with think what is boldness and courage and understanding this can happen to anyone and whether it is for them, he could have no other people in their lives. jon: i remember, i was in new york when rudy giuliani was elected mayor, the attitudes of the politicians some of the approaches of the politicians, they can turn things around. >> absolutely and that is how giuliani ran as a crimestoppers then michael bloomberg served for three terms as mayor of new york and crime was at an all-time low after giul

, which, in fact, is all this depth the state also gets it, because it is the deep state that is the bearer of those wonderful features of western democracy, like chauvinism, racism, fascism, nazism. eh, well, and so on down the list, which actually constitutes the main western values, since. these are definitely not russian values, nor chinese and even ukrainian primordial values, too, for this reason. well, this is the situation, the garden will indeed be used for firewood, but the american gardener will use the firewood. well, our cause is right and victory will be after us we pass the word to the program time. goodbye, see you next time. hello on air program time studio ekaterina andreeva main events of vladimir putin's press conference in astana main topic for about two weeks all mobilization activities will be completed. what will happen to ukraine no, of course. if we find out what humanitarian corridors are used to commit terrorist acts? on the nord streams apparently few, who are considered not to undermine the northern nord stream, 2. common economic interest and security i

that it is primarily played by politicians who are not elected, and this is being played by the deep statehere, nato weapons. well , if we talk about the need for a scam, then just these old armored transporters. here, uh, how do i get there m113, we have a lot of them under the walnut rogue field. at first they were taken on the western model for armaments. then everything listen to what it is, that is. well, as it were, i saw the reaction of the guys. yes when it was, because in our, well, in our guys, we have catalogs. yes, that is how no matter what, what fits, at first they could not even find it, for example, listen, well, this is exactly the previous building from there. yes, yes, it’s just, probably, even their fathers studied from these catalogs. yes, directly so, of course, the negotiations of the english-speaking and, uh, polish-speaking, a lot moreover, uh, named didn’t arrive clearly calibrated the foreign legion in zaporozhye yes, in the city itself, zaporozhye, in the central park oak guy there, the hotel was above average, let’s say. here it is according to various calculat

you have president biden going to oregon but not washington state because he is so unpopular. a deepe for the democrats, a disaster in the making, patty murray is an entrenched career politician, and when her husband lost his sight in 2005 and she has been a leader on that issue courageously fighting every day, this is sleeper race and this candidacy is going to surprise everyone on election day. stuart: a 9 point gap at the moment. >> not be leaving the polls this year. they interfere with these, the problem in america, polling systems, look what they did to donald trump, down 16, the day before the election he loses by one, that is election interference by the networks. stuart: david bossi, welcome back, good to see you again. tiktok is looking to grow its e-commerce business. are they expanding in america? selling stuff here? ashley: the chinese owned company, sells items, it's tiktok shop, operating in select markets in indonesia. and in amazon's backyard, and business solutions and merchant development and logistics personnel. the main goal is to build a new fulfillment service

government of these deep state figures. pelosi, hillary clinton, and bill clinton playing central roles in this conspiracy theory. judy: i know this kind of material is now more widely spread than ever. what is the evidence that you have, the number of people who are willing to turn this into some kind of action against the people here? joan: we have been researching this conpt that we are trying to get our heads around, which we are calling network incitement. we are looking at to what degree are people being mobilized to do something different with their time and energy and politic? we have looked at a lot of the affidavits and the statements made by those arrested during the january 6 riots, and it is very clear that people feel as if the democracy is being lost, that there is no legal recourse, and that only they can stop what is coming. unfortunately, the internet is paradoxical in the sense that it does mobilize people. we know that from during occupy, and the movement in spain and whatnot. we don't have to prove that

states of america is more of a distraction role, because decisions are made by what is called the deep state the political elite as a whole. but this is the political elite. there too today. she uh, here they are in the same state of pupation, that is, what we started talking about, when there were already hereditary, in fact, political clans, there are the roosevelt and bush clans, there are quite a lot of them. yes, but today these people continue to rule and today decisions are made by both elderly senators and quite old ones. e, and. it may also be already outgrown. the normal physiological activity of the leaders of corporations, after all, if we are talking just about economic corporations, then this is a hereditary enterprise where people hold on to their power to the last. they are in the council directors. uh, they try to keep their competitors out. and in general, the owners of shares only pass on posthumous to their children, so let's hope that their main goal is still china and they will give here so optimistic that they will let russia breathe because china is today in conjuncti

so far, not a peep from the right wing about this so-called deep state. what do you make of that? >> i think that i can sum it up like this. they are hypocrites, it doesn't help their cause. why would they say anything? it's not going to help get votes. i will say that what i heard the people were comparing it to black lives matter movements. black lives matter was about occupying the justice. trying to speak about how black lives actually mattered. but the situation, the right, which white by the way happened on my birthday, january 6th, was to stop democracy from happening. that is very different from the technology, people struggling. and people need equality. and so i think that that is really frustrating. look, we are seeing the hypocrisy everywhere. for example, virgil walker in georgia. this team to stand for is not what they stand for. what they want is votes. that's all it is. the party of popularity. they want to say anything they want to become popular. they don't mean anything that they say, because that is a prime example. it's, like what suits us best? that's what we

the deep state that trump invented for moments like that. >> i planned a different conversation for us before this subpoena dropped and other things developed during the day, but there's one question i held. the arizona governor's race, katie hobbs, kari lake. i know you're no huge fan of kari lake. i want to play something she said here and get your reaction to it and another question. >> if mlk, reverend martin luther king jr. were alive today, if jfk were alive today, if our founding fathers were alive today, they would be america first republicans. >> i mean, i guess i don't need to ask for your reaction because you're laughing through it. what do you think? >> um, you can say anything and not back it up. you can claim these icons of the left as the new leaders of the far right, i guess just because, but i don't even want to waste time trying to dissect how dumb that is. it's about as dumb as the idea in maga world that jfk jr. is coming back from the dead to run with donald trump in 2024. >> i forgot about that one. >> yeah. >> that's true. >> yeah. >> s.e. cupp, always good to ha

representatives are proving what back here, what that governments are seemingly ok with and what that deep state are you seriously embroiled? and because it's all being done in your name, you may not have any idea the reality on the ground. or indeed yes, specifics of walk over operative are up to using your money. and yes, doing so in your name, they are playing and extremely dangerous game that is, that potentially puts in your own life at risk. so bad that in mind to keep digging and off very, very, very serious questions. all these people, all right, less kit, clara, but i got just gonna say one of the most disturbing interviews i've done in quite some time. these revelations you've discovered are profoundly wiring. i'm very grateful for your time and your work on this project. part of the grades on team kit, clara, but we'll be seeing you soon. thank you very, very much. thank you. bye bye bye. i thank you for joining us. there were naughty international, the revelations. just keep on coming out, appreciate you joining us here for the program. from moscow we will return soon with all ah ah.

and those who really make the decision here are the deep state - this is the party of war, this is thet will go to the end with russia, the two parties of the republican democratic will now have mid-term congressional elections. we don’t know and don’t want to say who will win, i can only say that there are a lot of problems in the united states of america that need to be solved even today by an ordinary citizen. they think that you will agree with me that you are more interested in what is in your pocket. how much money is in your pocket? what is the price of gasoline at gas stations? how much does bread cost, and if it's work, is it paid, is inflation high, and i think that they are less interested in ukraine. another important thing is that between republicans and democrats. in my opinion. there is a consensus that russia is the adversary. and it is this negative attitude that we russian diplomats have to try to sharpen and change the attitude. and to russia, you know, maybe we are now with you at a time when we need to think together with those people who exist, who think about the

sincerely believes that friendship with russia is good, and it’s not bad that trump understood the deep statetalking about, right? either there or uh, there are different uh, energy terms. hmm and they didn't let them do it and his mistake is that he didn't manage to surround himself as a team personally. you, uh, find some explanation. why every time all these rapprochement attempts ended in failure. i can answer very briefly with quotes from the famous american diplomat, former ambassador to moscow , jordan. far from being a friend of the ussr or russia. it was one of the cold war opposers of containment. in soviet times, i understand that he comes and said such a phrase. if suddenly we wake up in the morning and find out that the soviet union, we will urgently have to find a new enemy, because without this enemy our economy will collapse. that is, he justified it, purely economically, that this one the huge military industrial complex that hmm exists it inflicts. well, first of all , taxes are the motor of one of the advertising motors of the american economy, think tanks, which are said i

the amazing thing is when the deep state directly called their key enemies. there called, the united states, how much time do they have left? i feel like they've already lost. it seems to me that a with re-election to xi jinping. here are the last grains of sand in this clock and time is gone. and it ended. that is, it seems to me that biden was in no vain in a hurry to ignite the conflict in ukraine, that is, realizing that the corridor is very narrow and they tried with all their might to ignite it. around taiwan, the chinese seduced. well, yes, everything in general, as if they swallowed the story that the chinese were afraid of the chinese. they gave it back, the chinese did not get scared and did not give it back to the chinese. it just has its own strategy. oh, the cardinal one is different from ours, but in general, it is just as irreconcilable, they have no alternative, either they restore sovereignty or a or it doesn’t exist for them either, but actually and that’s it and in 4-5 years. there is a large giant disproportionate large economic power calle

he is a political scientist historian and author of american exception, empire and the deep state. i, gentleman cross sock rules and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st and del mar, i know we've been talking about this for months and months now, almost devoted every single program since the started the conflict on that conflict in ukraine. but i think sometimes it's important to kind of step back and look at the very big picture here. so the 1st question is, i said in my introduction, how do you think there's conflict in ukraine is likely to end? this conflict will, in, with a complete russian victory of that's the only possible solution. russia can tolerate nothing less than this, having engaged in this conflict to the level it has. russia cannot tolerate a situation that allows this ukrainian government as it's currently configured to continue to exist and possess a military that's been empowered by nato, for the sole purpose of killing russians to have any anything other than the total defeat of the ukrainian g

he is a political scientist historian and author of american exception, empire and the deep state. i tell him in cross talk roles, and in fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st and del mar, i know we've been talking about this for months and months now. almost devoted every single program since the start of the conflict on the conflict and ukraine. but i think sometimes it's important to kind of step back and look at the very big picture here. so the 1st question is, i said in my introduction, how do you think this conflict and ukraine is likely to end? this conflict will in with a complete russian victory that's the only possible solution.

. >> george papadopoulos, author of the bestseller deep state gate i'm sorry, deep state target joins us now alongadopou with congressman jim jordan. george , before i geloins us ali i want to i want to go to jim jordan because i think this is interesting. this guy testifies that hea and a group of fbi agents went overseas in early october ofs i2 2020 one to talk to christopher steele about02r steele a the re steel dossier. a group ofdo documents that together are called the dossier under cross examination. it was interesting. we learned that during those tho meetings, the fbi offered christophe meetingr steele $1 ml if he could corroboratethe al the allegations inle the dossie, but that still could not do so. >> i want to remind our audience, andrew mccabe, the deputy fbi o director , jim jordan, hedi said that without the dossier, they never would have gotten the fisar wa warrant approved. ap from the veryrr first application, they use. di the dossier, iert says, on the top of a fisa application verified. we know they didn't verify it ty because they were offering a million dollars

quotes and i do quote and these are words you'll hear on gb news all the time "by a conspiracy of deep statei think in my column this week i explicitly said that is not true. conspiracy theories are wrong. i don't believe that. wouldn't it be better not to use conspiracy theorist language then? well, to refute it, i think you have to use it. and that's that's explicitly what i was doing. and you don't want to be a columnist any more. you're thinking of becoming a member of parliament. why so? many would argue you're more influential in your currentjob than you would be as a tory backbencher. well, it is not unknown for people to hold both roles, i would say, but that's that's looking to the future. i think if you want to do serious politics, in the end, you have to be in the commons. and i people say to me, "who elected you?" i mean, everyone�*s got the right to say what they think. but nevertheless, it is a reasonable criticism, in the sense that ultimately, legitimacy comes from the elected house. and i think the lords has got bit above itself in recent years, if i'm honest and i've said t

you have been exposing some of the nonsense coming from deep state operators and intelligence operators for a long time. when we are on the cusp of a world war-type scenario, that nobody can trust anything that comes from the government? >> you go back to the original sin in 2002 and 2003, that a today hussein had a nuclear weapons. and that turned out to be untrue. and i think what really undermined it more than anything was the manufacturing of russia gait in the 2016 election for purely political reasons. to interfere in the elections. remember the people who said trump had communications with alpha bank in russia. the hunter biden laptop was russian misinformation. and the havana brain damage that was caused by havana in u.s. diplomats. obviously we are reasonably sceptical because we know they lie all the time. it's dangerous that we have no part of our government so we can understand who really did blow up this pipeline and why. dan: you are a journalist, an actual journalist. we were under the impression, whistleblowers blowing the whistle. vindman was lionized. he was like a her

a big week ahead for deep state politics. early voting their takes off tomorrow.bernatorial debate will be head then versus -- their debate follows friday's square off between incumbent senator raphael warnock and republican herschel walker, which was something to see. >> women of georgia deserve a senator who will stand with them. i trust women more than i trust politicians. one thing that i have not done, i've never pretended to be a police officer. [laughs] [applause] and i've never threatened a shoot out with the police. i am what we would -- >> and at the same time, -- >> mr. walker, mr. walker. you are very well aware of the rumors tonight. you have a prop. that is not allowed, sir. >> and next week, former president barack obama heads to town. georgia democrats, bringing one of the party's most popular faces to atlanta to make the closing argument. obama would do the same thing in wisconsin, and wished michigan before election day. joining me now, political analyst and democratic strategist when eta tolliver, and founder of our american dreams packed -- she

as deep state has taken over it is dangerous and fundamental threat to our liberty, book starts off withas sexual assaulted in the bathroom by a boy in a skirt, the school district transferred that predator to another school. he sexual assaulted another girl. and the school district, refused to involve law enforcement. the parents, dad went to the school board and said, my daughter was raped at school. and he sat there and listened to school board lie to him, insisting that never happens. no boy wearing a skirt committing sexual assault. and instead of arresting the sexual predator, the school board arrested the dad, threw him to the ground, put him in handcuffs, arrested him we saw this, what followed is national association of school board sent a letter to joe biden asking department of justice to go after not predator in schools that hurt our kids but to go after the moms and dads and 5 days later, merrick garland moved with laser speed, wrote a memo directing fbi target parents and moms and dads. treat them like domestic terrorists using patriot act. i tell you, i had merrick garland

american diplomats did not get rid of the prosecutorial tone, and america itself got rid of its deep states with its mouth. chief of staff of the air force general curtis, limey, the same lime that in the forty-fifth carpet bombing of the beetle alive. an audio recording of 100,000 people in wooden tokyo is preserved, in which the general, in fact, demands that kennedy start a third world war. moreover, a resolution no. 230 of both tents of congress, it gives the white house the right to use the armed forces against harbor, but the us president is inclined towards a naval blockade. i think that the blockade and political talk will be taken by our allies and neutral forces as a weak answer to everything. this. i believe that many of our citizens will also think so in other words. you are in a very bad position, what you said you are in a very bad position. you are in this position with me personally. at the same time, are we not a hawk initiating they don’t know anything about the soviet tactical nuclear weapons, which are already in cuba, twelve luna complexes, of which it is planned to hi

this is a deep blue state.republican senate candidate in connecticut is with us. i regret i didn't last year pay more attention to the new jersey gubernatorial race. i don't want to make the same mistake in connecticut. this is a tight rice. i know a lot of people in connecticut they don't like blumenthal. he is a 98% bind biden and schumer voter. >> thank you. we will make history in connecticut. the people of connecticut are tired of an out of touch 37 year career politician. i am running because i have never been so concerned about our country. i escaped communism in cuba. i won't allow them to transform the united states of america. go to my website to learn more about me. i am not a career politician. i am a career american. the issues in connecticut are the same as they are nationally. >> sean: if we win connecticut, nobody will be happier than me. i would be happier than you if you win connecticut. the fact it's this close speaks volumes about how people feel about the state of the country. when we come

. >> what do you think, when you hear the term deep state? the line -- state? rep. lch: with all the stuff that is spreading around there is this concept that there are people, deep in the bowels of the education department, or the natural resources department that have their own power, i think it is bogus, but it is a way of dismissing a serious debate on the issues. >> gerald malloy. mr. malloy: i hear people mentioning it but i don't think it's out there. >> name one important issue regulated at the federal level that you think should be returned to the state? mr. malloy: i'm not thinking of one right off the bat. but i am in favor of pushing decisions to the state level. rep. welch: i kind of agree with that. i think the right regulation is just the minimal amount necessary to achieve the goal. the most that can be done at the local level, is the more it is there, the better. >> our final question, a fun one, what is your favorite vermont product? rep. welch: maple syrup. mr. malloy: maple syrup, i make my own. >> we ended on agreement. we have time for one minut